Feature: Add method to fetch cascade queue in StatsUpdater#284
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Feature: Add method to fetch cascade queue in StatsUpdater#284
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Summary of Changes
This pull request introduces a new asynchronous method
fetch_cascade_queueto theStatsUpdaterclass. This method is designed to fetch the current list of items in the cascade queue by making an API call to/api/cascade_queue. It handles potential exceptions and returns the fetched data in JSON format orNoneif the operation fails.Technical Impact
The addition of
fetch_cascade_queueenhances the functionality ofStatsUpdaterby providing a direct interface to retrieve cascade queue data. This can improve the efficiency of related operations and simplify the process of integrating with the cascade queue API. The method's asynchronous nature also ensures that it does not block other operations, contributing to a more responsive application.